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Conversations with Other Women (2005) -- When a man and woman flirt with each other at a wedding reception, the sexual tension seems spontaneous. As they break from the party to a hotel room, the flirtation turns into a night filled with passion and remorse.

Overview

User Rating:
7.0/10   3,611 votes
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Director:
Hans Canosa
Writer:
Gabrielle Zevin (writer)
Contact:
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Release Date:
7 June 2006 (France) more
Genre:
Comedy | Drama | Romance more
Tagline:
there are two sides to every love story
Plot:
When a man and woman flirt with each other at a wedding reception, the sexual tension seems spontaneous. As they break from the party to a hotel room, the flirtation turns into a night filled with passion and remorse. full summary | add synopsis
Awards:
3 wins & 4 nominations more
User Comments:
I agree with Roger Ebert - one of the best at Telluride 2005 more

Cast

  (Credited cast)

Aaron Eckhart ... Man

Helena Bonham Carter ... Woman

Yury Tsykun ... Bartender at Wedding

Brian Geraghty ... Groom

Brianna Brown ... Bride

Thomas Lennon ... Videographer

Erik Eidem ... Young Man
Nora Zehetner ... Young Woman

David Franklin ... Bartender in Bar

Olivia Wilde ... Bridesmaid

Cerina Vincent ... Sarah the Dancer
Philip Littell ... Jeffrey the Cardiologist
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Will Carter ... Wedding DJ

Madison Davenport ... British Girl
Hadley Dion ... Gwen (Daughter)
Emily Fernandez ... Girl on Street

Jennifer Herzog ... Girl on Street

Rozanne Sher ... Girl on Street
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Additional Details

MPAA:
Rated R for language and sexual content.
Runtime:
84 min
Country:
UK | USA
Language:
English
Color:
Color
Sound Mix:
Dolby Digital

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Trivia:
The film contains 117 visual effects shots, all of which are designed to be "invisible". When the Visual Effects Supervisor, Kwesi Collisson, solicited bids from VFX houses, he received an initial estimated VFX budget of over $1 million, followed by a $400,000 "low budget" estimate. Mr. Collisson decided to execute all of the effects himself, spending four months using Adobe After Effects and Shake software to complete the necessary shots. more
Quotes:
[first lines]
Man: Wish me luck.
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Movie Connections:
Featured in Film Independent's 2007 Spirit Awards (2007) (TV) more
Soundtrack:
J'en connais more

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43 out of 50 people found the following comment useful:-
I agree with Roger Ebert - one of the best at Telluride 2005, 10 October 2005
10/10
Author: gollytolly from United States

I was lucky enough to see this movie on Monday, September 5, the last day of Telluride 2005. There were five other screenings that had sold out before that. I'd heard the about the film, but wasn't sure I had to see it until I read Roger Ebert's review of the film on his website's festival writeup.

I didn't think that a movie made entirely in split screen could be anything but a gimmick. But after seeing the film, I agree with Ebert--the split screen comes to seem necessary. The split screen is used not only to show the simultaneous actions and reactions of both characters, but also shows flashbacks juxtaposed with the present, alternate versions of the present, and moments imagined or hoped by the characters that quickly return to reality. Sometimes the present is fractured into more than one emotion for a given line or action, showing an actor performing the same moment in different ways. The editing is assured and masterful, employing storytelling techniques that couldn't exist without the split screen. The writing is brilliant, full of humor and insight. The movie is like nothing you've ever seen before.

Aaron Eckhart and Helena Bonham Carter are amazing--funny and heartbreaking at the same time. I really can't wait to see this movie again. If a movie ever rewarded two viewings, it's a movie that plays in two frames.

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